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Newspaper
Rock Valley Bee
Location
Rock Valley, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1932
Page
1
Eastbound and westbound train and freight schedules listed with departure times and routes. Notes include stock special service, sleeping car reservations, and rapid connections to Chicago Milwaukee and Rapid City.
A notice from Congressman Ed H. Campbell states the closing date for emergency feed loan applications is extended from February 29 to March 19. The extension aims to give all potential borrowers time to file.
The Reconstruction Finance Corporation will loan up to 400 dollars per borrower with a county cap of 1,000 dollars for tenants, at 4 1 2 percent interest. Loans target spring 1932 crop needs, excluding livestock, machinery, taxes, and nonfarm debts. Eligibility excludes those not farming in 1931 and minors, with county committees handling applications and final approval routed to field offices. Details available from the Farm Bureau office in Orange City Town.
The piece extols the American Southwest highlighting grand attractions from the Grand Canyon to Carlsbad Caverns and Taos pebbles. It praises irrigation driven growth, railroads offering Harvey Car tours, and scenic detours linking Colorado Springs Santa Fe lines to Canyon City and the Roosevelt Dam.
Alvord residents and visitors share a busy spell with hospital visits, a car accident near the fog shrouded LiIli Dollar Corner, and high school Rams entering Class B at the State Sectional basketball tourney in George on March 3 4 and 5. Mrs Blair hosts Ladies Aid. Mrs Davenport injured in auto crash. Clarence Barron visits Cedar Rapids for ailing father. naval mail carrier Fitzgerald struggles with bad roads.
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